Nashville Stories

"but I fell in love with her gap tooth smile" NOT FINISHED

I couldn't stop staring at the new guy sitting in the back of the room. He seemed mysterious, almost like he was hiding something. His ice-blue eyes met mine for several seconds before I worked up the courage to smile. The corners of his mouth twitched before curving downward into a frown. It wasn't an angry frown, but more of a sad frown. His eyes turned into curious eyes piercing mine. Our staring didn't break until the teacher's startling voice rang out through the classroom. With this, he returned his gaze back to the window he was staring at before he noticed me. He was fixated on the gloomy raindrops that were steadily falling. Lost in his own world, in his own dark mind. WARNING: Some themes of this story deal with self harm and suicide.

The Songbird is a small popular venue in downtown Nashville, It has become a very popular spot for local bands and for youth music education, The owner Beckett is level headed bassist who meets Daniel Wagner, the drummer of Greta Van Fleet after a show. After much talking they find many invisible strings that lead them back to each other.

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When tragedy strikes the small town of Fleetwood, Missouri, two fifteen year old girls named Bella Jones and Bridget Harper are left without parents or any immediate family left in Fleetwood to take care of them.

Adelaide "Della" Fontaine has one summer to figure out who she's supposed to become. Eighteen, freshly aged out of the only life the state ever assigned her, Della arrives in Nashville with a duffel bag and a lawyer's letter-the house at the end of Bellwood Ave. is hers now, left behind by a mother she barely got the chance to know. She has three months before real life is supposed to start. Instead, she gets a sagging porch, a stubborn magnolia tree, an aunt who isn't sure whether to be a stranger or family, and a bedroom that still faintly smells like someone else's childhood. She wasn't supposed to fall for anyone this summer. She definitely wasn't supposed to fall for Tanner Hutchins, the boy who works the counter at the diner two blocks over-steady, funny, and entirely outside the mess she's untangling at home. But Nashville in July has a way of rearranging plans. Between porch-light evenings and the kind of easy, electric almost-something neither of them wants to name yet, Della starts to let herself believe this summer might actually be about something good, separate from all the rest of it. As the Nashville heat settles in-honky-tonk nights, porch-light evenings, and a town that seems to remember her mother better than Della ever got to-she starts pulling apart the story she was never told. Somewhere between the letters she finds and the people who won't quite look her in the eye, Della has to decide what to keep, what to let go, and who she wants to be once the summer ends and there's no one left to tell her. Set against the long, golden days of a Nashville summer, So It Goes is a coming-of-age romance about found family, first love, and discovering that home isn't always the place you come from-sometimes it's the place that chooses you. Because not everything we leave behind is truly gone.

Niektóre melodie potrzebują ciszy, żeby wybrzmieć. Po przeprowadzce z małego Harborview do tętniącego muzyką Nashville Dannleya Kellsey chciała tylko jednego: zacząć od nowa. Nie planowała nowych przyjaźni. Nie planowała zespołu. I zdecydowanie nie planowała chłopaka, który częściej milczy, niż mówi. Gdy przypadkowe spotkanie prowadzi ją do The Blue Note, a kolejne deszczowe wieczory splatają jej życie z grupą młodych muzyków, Dannleya staje przed czymś, przed czym uciekała od lat. Własnym głosem. W mieście, które nigdy nie zasypia, i wśród ludzi, którzy uczą ją, że cisza nie zawsze oznacza samotność, będzie musiała zdecydować, czy odważy się zagrać własną melodię. Bo czasem jedynym świadkiem naszych marzeń jest deszcz.

" My best friend's brother, is the one for me " IN WHICH, Station 113's newest cadet comes as a package deal.

It's a poem I wrote last week about Timothy Demonbreun, a French-Canadian fur trader, first traveled to the springs near the Cumberland River at what would be known as the French Lick around 1769

Samantha (Sam) Sites is a 18 year old girl with big dreams of going to Nashville. So after high school, she packs up her things and moves. While on tour she finds out the truth about being a country star.

Since the day Luke left Milwaukee there has been only one thing on his mind. The girl that he left behind. Was she even from Milwaukee? If she from else where? Is she still thinking of him? Will they ever cross paths again? Or is she closer to him than he may think?

Normal life never felt so fragile. Darren's biggest concerns used to be surviving freshman year memories, paying rent with his fiancée, and keeping his emotionally unstable roommate from getting them evicted. Then the hallways started changing. Doors appeared where walls should've been. Apartment complexes connected underground. People began hearing school bells in empty buildings. And Miso-their unnervingly intelligent cat with a terrifying sensitivity to the paranormal-started warning them long before the nightmares surfaced. Beneath Nashville, something ancient is waking. A hidden structure known only as The First Floor exists below the city: an endless labyrinth of schools, apartments, tunnels, and impossible hallways built from human emotion itself. Every regret, heartbreak, memory, and unresolved attachment leaves its mark there. And once it learns your shape- it never forgets you. As reality begins collapsing into something far older than humanity, Darren and his friends are dragged into a nightmare where memories become architecture, grief becomes alive, and the things buried beneath the city know them better than they know themselves. Some doors should never open. Some memories should never be revisited. And beneath Nashville- something is still waiting. BELOW NASHVILLE is a horror-comedy thriller blending cosmic horror, paranormal mystery, liminal spaces, emotional trauma, and dark humor into a terrifying descent through the foundations of human reality.

This is a continuation of Another Planet, you do not have to read the first one to understand it, but i would strongly reccomend it! Another Planet: http://www.wattpad.com/story/796034-another-planet-a-taysquared-love-story-completed-3 "Hi, im Taylor Swift, yes, the blonde blue eyed, country pop princess, ex-girl girlfriend to Joe Jonas, fiance to Taylor Lautner and am a soon to be a mother. just beacuse im blonde doesnt mean i cant see lies, just because im rich, doesnt mean im not down to earth. and just because im engaged doesnt mean i cant find others attractive, right? what about... ex's?" Taylor is just like any other twenty one year old. she sits in her bedroom and plays guitar, has an obsession with cats, loves the color purple and may or may not flip her blonde locks around when her favorite songs come on. if someone tells you they love you, youre going to most likely believe them... no matter how old you are. 'Your Smile Takes Me To... Another Planet... every move you make. everything you say if right....'

I love them as friends but I wish they were more jn the show

Maddie moves back home from Florida with her daughter in hand.